News
16 February 2015
An international planning expert has called for academics to engage more deeply with planning practitioners to help improve major urban projects such as Melbourne’s Docklands.
Blog
21 January 2015
Research with parents reveals that many household routines are unlikely to shift in response to cost-reflective tariffs such as time-of-use (TOU).
News
19 January 2015
RMIT researchers will study public WiFi data security and legal risks for consumers in Australia following a recent grant success.
Blog
12 January 2015
We are seeing oil prices tumble, dipping to less than US$50 a barrel, half the price of a year ago.
News
25 November 2014
Community concern can be ignored when government considers transport planning, but one RMIT researcher is delving deeper into the issue.
News
17 November 2014
Temporary pop-up parks and green spaces have long been considered the playthings of the inner-city hipster.
News
10 November 2014
RMIT researchers have been awarded $6.37 million in funding, in the latest round of Australian Research Council (ARC) funding schemes.
News
07 November 2014
Politicians are indispensable when it comes to public transport planning, according to the audience at the Inaugural Paul Mees Debate.
News
08 October 2014
A visiting delegation has told of the great urban challenges Ethiopia faces due to rapid population growth, during a presentation at RMIT.
News
01 October 2014
Families around Australia are needed to take part in RMIT research to better understand how electricity is used in households with children.
News
15 April 2014
A ground-breaking report by RMIT researchers outlines a new investment pathway to lift the supply of affordable rental housing.
News
09 April 2014
RMIT University has launched a new inter-disciplinary research centre focusing on critical urban issues and sustainable city living.
News
28 February 2014
Dr Ian McShane knows what makes creative cities tick - and he's putting that knowledge to good use for UNESCO.
